Welcome to the Office of Teaching and Learning. Whether you are interested in reviewing the curriculum or you are a current employee looking for a particular instructional resource, we hope you will take a few minutes to browse the site and help yourself to the information offered here. Each member of this department is happy to be of assistance to you. If you do not find what you need, please feel free to phone or e-mail one of our staff members. The Office of Teaching and Learning is committed to offering high quality, consistent services to the students and staff of Anderson School District Four.
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES RESOURCES
9 months ago
- Comprehensive Education Act
- Textbook Adoptions
- SDE Web Resources
- IMPACT Curriculum Outline
- Foothills Alliance
- Health Opportunities through Physical Education (HOPE) - APEX Learning
- Relationship Education Project (REP)
- Erin's Law
FEDERAL AND STATE PROGRAMS
about 1 month ago
TITLE II - Preparing, training, and recruiting highly-qualified teachers
TITLE III - ESOL (English Speaking of Other Languages)
TITLE IV - Safe & Drug-Free Schools Communities (21st Century Community Learning Centers)
TITLE V - Promoting Parental Choice & Innovative Programs
TITLE VI - Flexibility and Accountability
TITLE VII - Indian Education
TITLE VIII - Impact and Program
TITLE IX - Gender Equality
TITLE X - McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance
PERKINS ACT - CATE/Vocational-Technical Education Program
INSTRUCTIONAL DOCUMENTS & FORMS
- Board-Approved Field Trips (2017-18)
- District Curriculum Map
- District Meetings & Tech PLCs (Office of Teaching & Learning)
- District Textbook Procedures Guide
- Learning Design
- Professional Development Conference Request
- Professional Development GSA Travel Request
- RtA Chart
- RtI Chart
- RtI Process & Timeline
- Standards-Based Reporting Handbook
STANDARDS
about 1 year ago
STANDARDS-BASED GRADING & REPORTING
The purpose of standards-based reporting is to communicate what your child should know and be able to do. It is intended to inform you about learning successes and ways we can work together to help your child grow academically. Anderson School District 4 has developed parent and student-friendly power standards for each grade level. We will teach all SC standards; however, power standards have the greatest impact on readiness for the next grade level. Click on the grade-level below for additional information.
- Elementary School Power Standards (Grades PreK-6)
- Middle School Power Standards (Grades 7-8)
- High School Power Standards (Grades 9-12)
SC COLLEGE AND CAREER-READY STANDARDS
South Carolina is committed to ensuring our students have the highest academic standards so they are prepared to succeed in college, career and beyond. In March of 2015, the state adopted the new South Carolina College and Career-Ready Standards. These standards define the knowledge and skills in English language arts (ELA) and mathematics that children in kindergarten through grade 12 need to have to be college and career ready for the 21st century.
Educators, parents, business leaders, and community leaders throughout the state met and wrote these standards. The state’s colleges and universities reviewed the standards and agreed that students who met these standards would be ready for college and career upon graduating. In fact, the state has endorsed the following Profile of the South Carolina Graduate. The profile focuses on the key knowledge, skills and characteristics that children need to have upon graduation from high school.
For complete SC Standards for each subject, visit the SC Department of Education website and view what your child will learn this year.
